B-47008-IBIS services plan-Sole Source Hearing Form.pdf

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Sole Source Hearing Details State of Illinois Chief Procurement Office for General Services Sole Source Hearing Details v.25.1 Page of S:\CPO Ellen Daley\Logo and Seal\BRANDING_FINAL LOGO FILES\Final Logo Files\Final Logo Files\CPO-GS_logo_no tagline_color_RGB.jpg 11.0.0.20130303.1.892433.887364 Notice Contact:

Dianne Richman Chief Procurement Office - General Services E-mail: Dianne.Richman@illinois.gov phone 217-558-6897 The hearing will be cancelled unless an interested party submits written comments or makes a written request for public hearing to the notice contact listed above by 4PM on If a public hearing is requested, the purchasing agency shall present testimony justifying the procurement method. Any interested party may present testimony for or against the awarding of a sole source contract. The purpose of the hearing will be to receive information from the public as to whether contract award by Sole Source is appropriate and in accordance with the Illinois Procurement Code. Formal rules of evidence will not apply. Hearings may be recorded in order to aid in the production of minutes. Parties may submit written comments in lieu of attending the hearing. Written comments will be afforded the same weight as oral comments received at hearing. After consideration of the testimony, the Chief Procurement Officer may approve the purchasing agency's request to contract by the sole source procurement method.